Synonyms for delegitimize
dele·git·imize

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   de-legitimize, delegitimise

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1. Kevin McCarthy:

   Over the past several weeks a growing number of House Democrats wrongly blamed the violence in the Middle East on Israel, in fact, Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,RashidaTlaib, and Cori Bush irresponsibly tried to delegitimize our closest ally in the region, calling it an ‘apartheid state.’ Within days, this same sentiment of bigotry spilled into several major U.S. cities. Graphic videos showed pro-Hamas mobs intentionally target random Americans simply because they were Jewish.

2. Andy Stone:

   Creating a positive environment on our services is not just better for people, it's also better for our business. That's why we've designed our algorithms to limit clickbait and sensationalist content, which turns people away, it's also why we've done more than any other internet company to combat harmful content, including limiting content that sought to delegitimize the outcome of the election, both before and after January 6. We banned hundreds of militarized social movements, took down tens of thousands of QAnon pages, groups, and accounts from our apps, removed the original #StopTheSteal Group, labeled candidates' posts that sought to prematurely declare victory, and suspended former President Trump from our platform for at least two years.

3. Kayleigh McEnany:

   You have people trying to delegitimize the President-elect of United States right now, you have people out there that are calling for recounts that are unsubstantiated based on no evidence.

4. Gregg Nunziata:

   President Donald Trump lawyers should be concerned with a White House that is attempting to delegitimize Congress' oversight powers.

5. Nic Cheeseman:

   On one hand, he is claiming that postal voting could delegitimize the election while openly admitting that he opposes funding the post office to suppress the vote, it's a move from the populist playbook : blame someone else for the thing you yourself are doing.